Not only do Christians pray for those who mock them they do it even when attacked:

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Why and how should we pray and act for the suffering church?

Recently, I was in a Christian town totally destroyed in one night by a wild Muslim mob, leaving 10,000-20,000 Christians homeless, seeing all their possessions destroyed. We had a big gathering of Christians and Muslims right afterward, and we spoke about forgiveness and reconciliation.
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We must pray for and even love those who hate us.

So for Allah's sake - stop whining that Christians certainly wouldn't stand for it if their precious prophets were mocked. You only show your ignorance of the West and Christianity. Just so you know, Mahmood, Jews are the biggest buyers of Mercedes Benz and BMW automobiles. They have gotten over German atrocities from the 1930's. You are still crying in your goat's milk over the Crusades from 800 years ago.

Before 9/11, America suffered its worst attack on American soil from the Japanese on a day that we still memorialize: December 7, 1941. Now take a look in American driveways, even those of Pacific Theater Veterans, and you will see Hondas and Toyotas. We got over it.

If you want to see a video of Jesus being mocked, check out Jesus - the musical; by the way, no one rioted and murdered non-Christians because of it.

So while certain Muslims may feel that images of Mohammed are forbidden, there are sects in Islam for which no such prohibition applies. And certainly the Quran does not prohibit infidels from drawing images of Mohammed. I suggest you Muslims go back and carefully read what the Quran really says about images of Allah or Muhammad; don't listen to your riot-inciting imams.

Christians, Jews, and the rest of the world have gotten over past offenses. Forget about the Crusades, the Reconquista and some cartoons. Get over it already.